Amish Maple Dining Room Sets

Maple wood is a beloved American hardwood we feature in many Amish dining table sets. With a smooth grain texture and light natural color, a Maple dining set may come in many different styles. At Dutch Craft Furniture of Berlin, we feature large, 7 piece Maple dining sets and small round Maple table sets. Explore our gallery to find the best Maple dining table set for your space.

Classic Maple Dining Room Table Set

Classic Maple wood table and chairs often have a warm, reddish brown stain color. Shaker style furniture is a timeless favorite in solid Maple wood. Our Carlisle Double Pedestal Dining Table set features solid Maple wood with a warm, Boston stain. The sleek pedestal table extends easily for 8-10 people or more, making it a favorite for large dining spaces.

Options for a Maple Dining Table and Chairs

The options for a Maple dining table and chairs is similar to other Amish dining furniture options. All dining room sets are available in solid Maple wood, with a clear natural finish or your choice of wood stain.

We display common table sizes based on the pedestal style, however there are many other available sizes. Request more info from our team for additional sizes not shown online yet. We are always happy to walk you through the process and ensure that chairs will fit around the table as you envision it.

Light Wood Dining Table Sets in Maple Wood

Modern Maple table and chairs sets often feature a light wood stain like Willowbend or Sand. These light, blonde stains have warm undertones that even out the overall color, staying close to a natural finish. Natural Maple wood often has brown streaks with just a clear finish.

Light wood dining sets like the Alberta Round Table Set and the Parson Turned Leg Table Set feature Willowbend stain on Maple wood. These large dining sets add instant warmth and bring a touch of the natural world to a modern dining space. Sand is a bit blonder than Willowbend; compare both shown on the Modern Shaker Dining Table.

Stain colors like Honey Cider and Cocoa Light on Maple wood are just a bit darker than Sand and Willowbend. Cocoa Light has a warm grayish undertone to the classic brown stain, no red tones at all. Cocoa Light is a wonderful brown option for dining rooms that have gray tones in the floor, cabinets or countertops.

Honey Cider is a lighter, reddish brown stain color. The warm tones blend beautifully in classic mid-century modern home styles. Honey Cider is a lighter version of Boston, a timeless stain color that has been a favorite for years. View Honey Cider on Maple wood in current design favorites like the Parson dining table or the Lakeland table.

Dark Stained Solid Maple Dining Table and Chairs

Maple furniture is equally beloved in rich dark wood finishes. From Asbury Brown to Rich Tobacco and Ebony, you'll find many Maple dining sets in dark tones. Asbury Brown is a medium dark, warm brown color that still allows wood grain variation to shine through. Our gallery displays Asbury on Maple wood for styles like the Lakeland or the Biltmore dining sets.

Rich Tobacco has the same, warm undertones as Asbury but is a bit darker. Maple furniture with Rich Tobacco stain is dark enough to be neutral, blending well with other wood tones. The smooth grain of Maple wood has a subtle feel, perfect for homes with wood flooring. The dark stain creates contrast and avoids competing with Oak or Hickory floors.

Our large, Alberta round dining table is a timeless option in Rich Tobacco. Often paired with upholstered dining chairs, the Alberta is equally stunning with wooden chair styles. Other dining tables shown in Maple with Rich Tobacco include the Alexandria, Parson and Biltmore styles. Small tables like the Carlisle Single Pedestal Table in Rich Tobacco add formality without the large footprint.

Another popular dark stain on Maple wood is Brown Velvet. Compared to Rich Tobacco, you will notice cooler undertones on Brown Velvet. The color is a rich, chocolaty brown with less variation in color and texture. We often feature Brown Velvet with a matte finish, further enhancing the even color tone.

We feature Brown Velvet stain on Maple wood in the Biltmore, Alberta and Settler's Trestle dining sets. With the Settler's Trestle, we add texture to the smooth wood by incorporating a plank style tabletop. The plank style tabletops include light saw marks in the wood. This subtle distressing is a great way to hide light scratches and knicks that may occur over time.

Finally, the darkest wood stain we offer on Maple furniture is Ebony. The black stain creates a sleek, even color tone on the smooth wood grain. Maple wood with Ebony stain appears to be a black paint when viewed from a distance. Up close, and in natural light, you may notice light grain variation on Maple wood with Ebony stain.

Ebony stain on Maple wood is available throughout our gallery as part of many 2-tone dining sets. Table bases and chair frames in Maple/Ebony pair well with almost any color wood tabletop. Long-time favorite color combinations shown on the Classic Shaker dining set feature Maple/Ebony with Elm wood. The Elm wood with Michael's Cherry stain has an exotic grain texture, beautifully contrasted with smooth Maple.

Maple wood with Ebony stain often pairs with rustic Walnut wood as an affordable chair style for Live Edge dining sets. Browse other 2-tone dining sets like the Ellington and Arcadia styles that pair the black Maple with rich Cherry wood.

Perhaps the most popular option for Maple wood with Ebony stain is the Millcreek Windsor dining chairs. The simple Shaker style side chair has a sleek, modern feel in a black finish. With a high back and sturdy design, the Millcreek in Maple wood with Ebony stain pairs with all dining tables. Browse the Millcreek black Maple chairs in the Parson, Newport, and Shaker Mid-Century dining sets.

The finish on all Amish Maple wood dining furniture is a catalyzed conversion varnish. The durable varnish creates a waterproof finish guaranteed not to leave water rings from a cold drink. Catalyzed conversion varnishes are also heat resistant to 220 degrees and UV resistant to fading or yellowing.

Comparing Maple with Other Solid Wood Options

Maple wood ranks at 950 on the Janka scale, identical to Cherry wood. Like Maple, Cherry has a smooth grain and often features a similar warm stain color. Maple is the better option for light blonde finishes, as Cherry wood darkens over time, enhancing the reddish undertones.

Other wood options in Amish furniture include Red and White Oak, Hickory, Walnut and Elm. Maple is a bit harder than Elm, rated at 830. Walnut is at 1010 and Red Oak rates at 1290. White Oak and Hickory are the hardest wood options, at 1360 and 1820 respectively.

Delivery of Your New Maple Dining Set

We offer a white glove delivery available throughout the lower 48 United States. Our team of talented Amish furniture delivery specialists bring each dining set into your home and setup completely. Lead times and delivery charges vary by location. Contact us anytime for more information about our delivery services.

As you continue to browse our Maple wood dining sets, remember that all furniture is customizable. Our local Amish furniture makers in Ohio build each piece from scratch with attention to detail. This allows custom requests that create the best Maple dining room set for your space. From added table leaves or custom sizes, to matching coffee bars, we have you covered.

Contact our team at Dutch Craft Furniture of Berlin for more information today. We are always happy to help you with any questions you may have. From large Maple dining table and 6 chairs to small round table sets, consider an Amish Maple dining set today!